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On September 18 2010 07:37 RyanRushia wrote: Is there anyone else here that is looking to split a room @ Gaylord hotel that
a. wont rape me b. wont kill me
please PM me!
Just think I missed a chance to rape you, tragic :-(
Good luck buddy!!
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On September 19 2010 23:04 Backpack wrote:Show nested quote +On September 19 2010 19:38 Buddhist wrote:On September 18 2010 13:35 Backpack wrote:On September 18 2010 12:14 Buddhist wrote:I asked this before, but I think it got missed: # All Players must submit their mouse, keyboard, and headset driver requirements by 11:59 PM ET on Monday, October 11th. No drivers, that have not been previously submitted, will be installed at the Washington D.C. Competition. I use Logitech software (setpoint) with my g5 mouse to rebind mouse 4 and mouse 5 to 8 and 9. Is that considered a driver or disallowed as 3rd party software? IIRC they are going with the one button press = one action rule I see, but this doesn't address my question. I simply use standard logitech software to make my mouse 4 and 5 activate keyboard 8 and 9, so that it's easier for me to reach those control groups (I can just use my right thumb instead of moving my left hand all the way over there). Is this allowed? :[ ermm.. how does it not answer your question? M4-8 and M5-9 are both just one action. They obvioiusly disallow macros (multiple actions from one button press) I get that they disallow macros (ie. one button must = one action). Are you saying that they DO allow rebinds that AREN'T macros? "Disallowing one doesn't necessarily allow the other" is my reasoning.
Thanks for responding :3.
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On September 20 2010 07:49 Buddhist wrote:Show nested quote +On September 19 2010 23:04 Backpack wrote:On September 19 2010 19:38 Buddhist wrote:On September 18 2010 13:35 Backpack wrote:On September 18 2010 12:14 Buddhist wrote:I asked this before, but I think it got missed: # All Players must submit their mouse, keyboard, and headset driver requirements by 11:59 PM ET on Monday, October 11th. No drivers, that have not been previously submitted, will be installed at the Washington D.C. Competition. I use Logitech software (setpoint) with my g5 mouse to rebind mouse 4 and mouse 5 to 8 and 9. Is that considered a driver or disallowed as 3rd party software? IIRC they are going with the one button press = one action rule I see, but this doesn't address my question. I simply use standard logitech software to make my mouse 4 and 5 activate keyboard 8 and 9, so that it's easier for me to reach those control groups (I can just use my right thumb instead of moving my left hand all the way over there). Is this allowed? :[ ermm.. how does it not answer your question? M4-8 and M5-9 are both just one action. They obvioiusly disallow macros (multiple actions from one button press) I get that they disallow macros (ie. one button must = one action). Are you saying that they DO allow rebinds that AREN'T macros? "Disallowing one doesn't necessarily allow the other" is my reasoning. Thanks for responding :3.
I'm not 100% certain, but I believe that they are okay with rebinding. It was brought up in the MLG Raleigh thread.
It would be best to contact MLG support at their website though, or just play it safe and not rebind anything.
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On September 19 2010 19:38 Buddhist wrote:Show nested quote +On September 18 2010 13:35 Backpack wrote:On September 18 2010 12:14 Buddhist wrote:I asked this before, but I think it got missed: # All Players must submit their mouse, keyboard, and headset driver requirements by 11:59 PM ET on Monday, October 11th. No drivers, that have not been previously submitted, will be installed at the Washington D.C. Competition. I use Logitech software (setpoint) with my g5 mouse to rebind mouse 4 and mouse 5 to 8 and 9. Is that considered a driver or disallowed as 3rd party software? IIRC they are going with the one button press = one action rule I see, but this doesn't address my question. I simply use standard logitech software to make my mouse 4 and 5 activate keyboard 8 and 9, so that it's easier for me to reach those control groups (I can just use my right thumb instead of moving my left hand all the way over there). Is this allowed? :[ UPDATE: I believe you can do this via ingame with the Logitech drivers installed (which they will be). There would be no need to use the Logitech setpoint app, which is technically 3rd party, and not allowed.
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UPDATE #2: We have single digit spots we are unable to fill by invites so we are opening them up to PM submission here on TeamLiquid. If you are interested in attending MLG DC, please PM me the following:
Subject: MLG DC Invite
Name: Handle: Bnet ID and Character Code: E-mail: MLGPro Username: Race: ELO: Accomplishments:
If your PM does not match the prior criteria (both format, subject, and information) I WILL NOT OPEN IT. Thanks!
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TO EVERYBODY, PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING RULES REGARDING EQUIPMENT:
- Players must bring their own mouse, keyboard, headsets, and mouse pad. Players must use the PC and Monitor provided by MLG.
- Headsets must utilize a standard 3.5mm stereo headset jack with a separate 3.5mm microphone jack. Players may not use USB headsets.
- Mice and keyboards must utilize standard USB interfaces. Players may not use PS2 interface equipment.
- All Players must submit their mouse, keyboard, and headset driver requirements by 11:59 PM ET on Monday, October 11th. No drivers, that have not been previously submitted, will be installed at the Washington D.C. Competition.
- All Player equipment is subject to approval.
- Players may not use 3rd party Add-ons.
Keyboards and mice must have USB inputs. PS2s are NOT allowed. PS2>USB adapters are NOT permitted. NO EXCEPTIONS
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On September 20 2010 21:20 MLG Deimos wrote:Show nested quote +On September 19 2010 19:38 Buddhist wrote:On September 18 2010 13:35 Backpack wrote:On September 18 2010 12:14 Buddhist wrote:I asked this before, but I think it got missed: # All Players must submit their mouse, keyboard, and headset driver requirements by 11:59 PM ET on Monday, October 11th. No drivers, that have not been previously submitted, will be installed at the Washington D.C. Competition. I use Logitech software (setpoint) with my g5 mouse to rebind mouse 4 and mouse 5 to 8 and 9. Is that considered a driver or disallowed as 3rd party software? IIRC they are going with the one button press = one action rule I see, but this doesn't address my question. I simply use standard logitech software to make my mouse 4 and 5 activate keyboard 8 and 9, so that it's easier for me to reach those control groups (I can just use my right thumb instead of moving my left hand all the way over there). Is this allowed? :[ UPDATE: I believe you can do this via ingame with the Logitech drivers installed (which they will be). There would be no need to use the Logitech setpoint app, which is technically 3rd party, and not allowed. As far as I'm aware, it's still impossible to customize hotkeys in SC2 for what ever reason, which is why I did it with my mouse's software instead. As far as I know, the only way to do it is to make a new hotkey file and put it in the appropriate folder.
I guess I won't be practicing with that anymore, though, since it's not allowed in tourneys. 
Thanks for the timely responses though :3.
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I am a bit confused with the mouse settings.
I use a Razer Deathadder 3500, the drivers for this mouse let me change the functions of each button. I use this to bind my thumb button to CTRL.
From what I gather from this will not be allowed. Is this correct?
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no ps2>usb adapters? really? there goes every steelseries keyboard lol
idk why you guys have so many problems with ps2 on the blackbirds, mine works fine
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I know all of EG and Fnatic Got the new Steelseries G6 V2 keyboards which have a usb connecter
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On September 22 2010 00:02 Lz wrote:I know all of EG and Fnatic Got the new Steelseries G6 V2 keyboards which have a usb connecter  ah ok, steelseries switched over. good to hear.
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6G* not G6, in case anyones trying to look it up.
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TOMORROW IS THE DEADLINE TO BOOK YOUR HOTEL ROOM!
Book your hotel room now at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center
There will not be additional rooms added to the block, and there will not be hotel rooms available at the special MLG rate past September 22nd. After September 22nd, or after the last room in the MLG block is booked, the price of the rooms will go to normal.
Rate: $189 + $15 Resort Fee per night.
(One nights deposit will be charged by hotel at the time of reservation.)
Deadline: September 22nd 2010
Reservation phone: 301-965-4000
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Wait... so I couldn't use a Steelseries 7G if I entered this tournament? That's really sad
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On September 21 2010 19:29 MLG Deimos wrote: Keyboards and mice must have USB inputs. PS2s are NOT allowed. PS2>USB adapters are NOT permitted. Not trying to be obnoxious or anything, but I think people would be curious to hear the rationale on this.
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On September 22 2010 05:48 butterbrain wrote:Show nested quote +On September 21 2010 19:29 MLG Deimos wrote: Keyboards and mice must have USB inputs. PS2s are NOT allowed. PS2>USB adapters are NOT permitted. Not trying to be obnoxious or anything, but I think people would be curious to hear the rationale on this. PS2s have the potential to destroy the computers used. Although the likelihood is slim, the potential is still there, and we saw it happen in Raleigh.
Thus, we are not allowing any PS2 keyboards anymore.
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Tangential question, but would it be possible/allowed to run my pandora station in the background while playing?
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On September 22 2010 06:50 EtherealDeath wrote: Tangential question, but would it be possible/allowed to run my pandora station in the background while playing? last time i was able to, so unless they make explicit rules to not allow streaming while playing
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